Welcome to the Heavy Spoilers Show, I’m your host Jared, as Paul is stuck in traffic somewhere
in the European countryside. So uhh send your regards. But in this video,
we’re breaking down the added scenes for the new version of Spider-Man: Now Way Home
that is back in movie theaters, cleverly named Spider-Man No Way Home The More Pun, I mean
Fun Stuff Version. Haha Sony you’re a modern day version of Don Draper with that title, keep it up.
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for clicking this, now let’s swing into the “More Fun Stuff” spoiler verse with these new scenes
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XXX Okay, so before the “More Fun Stuff” version of the movie even kicks off,
there is a zoom video call between the three Peters, Tom, Andrew, and Tobey respectively.
Essentially thanking fans for supporting the film, turning it into something much more than
just another spiderman film. Tobey says that it was a beautiful experience for himself,
and then both Tobey and Tom surprise Andrew both saying they love him.
Which is a call back to the improvised line from Andrew saying that he loved the other
two spidermen during the final Statue of Liberty fight. It doesn’t necessarily
add much to the film, but it is cool to see how much this film meant to the three of them.
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Now covering the scenes in order, we get a bit of an extension of the Damage control interrogation
scenes, specifically between Agent Cleary and Peter. Cleary questions Peter why most of his
targets were monuments or attractions, like the Washington Monument and ferry boat in Homecoming,
along with the Tower Bridge in London along with the Ferris Wheel in Far From home.
Obviously Cleary believes there is an overarching agenda that Peter has in his sights,
even roping in the Night Monkey, asking who their true identity was, which is a cheeky callback to
Far From Home. Cleary questions Aunt May in a couple added lines, and honestly I think it was
a huge missed opportunity not doing a reference to My Cousin Vinny, maybe slipping in a line or two
from that, but then again not everything in the MCU needs to be references and cameos you know
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XXX Now if you remember the lead up of Spiderman No Way Home, there were talks that
Tom Holland’s brother, Harry was supposed to be in the film playing a street thug,
with spiderman stopping him and stringing him up outside of a storefront. Lucky enough this
full scene makes an appearance this go around, and pretty much follows this beat for beat.
Harry is chased after stealing someone’s handbag,webbed up by spiderman,
with Spidey taking the bag from him. However this is where things get comical,
which is a very broad term here, when more and more passerbys stop to argue whether or not
Spiderman should even be helping people. This essentially escalates into the original patron
questioning whether or not the whole crime thing is an elaborate set up by Spiderman.
This is where the green paint comes into play that we see Peter trying to scrub from his suit
in the next scene, forcing him to turn it inside out. A Mysterio supporter runs out of nowhere,
it’s a bit clunky to be honest, tossing the green paint on his suit while yelling “Murderer!”,
running off exclaiming “mysterio was right!”
It’s nice to see Harry’s scene make it into the movie, but the biggest take away here
is seeing how the street level, everyday citizens view Spider-Man after his big
scandal. I do wish there would have been more Mysterio influences rather
than a simple run by painting, maybe more of a mysterio cult emerging,
but the runtime would have definitely felt bloated if they leaned into more of that.
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Honestly a lot of the scenes are wedged into the opening hour of the film,
underwhelming like socks for Christmas, leaving a lot to be desired.
For example, a quick couple second clip of J Jonah Jaminson calling the mayor a “dingus”
during a daily bugle broadcast for allowing Peter Parker back into school,
which leads in to Peter doing the walk of fame for his classmates, ending in a couple second stinger
featuring a random student almost looking directly into the camera
in amazement saying, “I can’t believe he was my lab partner.”
Are… are we supposed to know this dude?
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XXX Now what may be my favorite added scene is Peter in gym class with his teacher Mr Wilson,
played by Hannidbal Burress. As you remember, Wilson isn’t too fond of Peter,
believing in the conspiracies of Mysterio saying “Mysterio was right”,
basically he doesn't like Spider-Man at all.
And in this scene, in the same bullying fashion of any high school gym teacher.
He starts picking on Peter by leading a chant of “ Climb it, climb it”, slowly getting more and
more students to join him. A defeated Peter Parker then leaps onto the wall of the gym,
the crowd gasps as a silence falls over them, like “ooohhh fuck, are you seeing this
shit”. Peter begrudgingly climbs the wall as the camera pans back to Mr. Wilson
and with the most deadpan, astonished look he says “Look at that sticky bastard go!”
I audibly laughed at this one, along with most of my theater showing.
Again aside from pumping in the added fun and comedy, the scene
doesn’t necessarily enhance the film, but that single line from Hannibal really got me.
Then there is a random clip of Flash signing his Flashpoint book for fellow
students in the hallway. Why is it there? Who knows? Does it add anything? Absolutely not.
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Now the biggest section, like a solid 3ish minutes, are these random interviews from
Betty Brant with other classmates, teachers, essentially all of the cast
for the school’s news channel. She asks questions to about the conspiracies they believe, she asks
Ned what's an inappropriate text to send at midnight, and how Peter would react if he
could talk to the spider that bit him. Would he thank him, or say thanks a lot. Clips from this
section were actually used on the Daily Bugle tiktok page back when the film was rolling out,
and feels like added footage they had on a shelf, and just shoved in here. But it is a little funny
because of how bad they purposely make the green screen look and the weird interview questions.
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The Undercroft montage was one sequence I was looking forward to seeing the group
interact with the villains a bit more, making fun of their naming alliteration,
but the sequence all boiled down to adding like 3 more shots to the prep montage
setting up base command. Ned needs to plug in his computer, pulls an extension cord,
and a bunch of boxes fall because of it. Yeeeaahhh, it was uhhh, it was cinema folks.
But one interesting tit bit.. I mean tid bit, speaking is difficult, is a weird diorama of the
Sanctum sanctorum on a table that MJ investigates. After a closer look, the light where the seal of
vishanti is has a shadowy figure walking around about. Honestly I think it's just Dr. Strange
spying on them, but it feels really weird to have this added, if it didn’t add up to anything.
J Jonah Jaminson has yet again another Daily Bugle bit, which I gotta say is the funniest one of the
lot. A electric grid worker calls in to the show talking about what he saw
go down during the Spiderman, Electro, & sandman fight,
and perfect because of the literal nature of it all, with the worker saying
“So he was talking to the dirt man, right before the power monster disappeared
with some sparkly web” I mean I’m no geologist, but he summed that up pretty well.
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XXX Now adding to the cheeky fun of the movie, is the elevator scene with all of the villains going
up to Happy’s apartment. This scene has actually been released already, and it's essentially 5 or 6
seconds watching as our characters calming ride up the elevator. Again it's a zero stakes, fun
little scene that sort of encapsulates all of the fun the characters had on set during some of the
behind the scenes footage. Word on the street the reason it was cut from the final film, is because
Jon Watts wanted to keep up the pacing of the film moving, rather than bring things down to
a slower vibe with this elevator scene, because its from the sanctum straight to the apartment.
However I think the ride up is perfectly juxtaposed with the aftermath of what happens
in the apartment. Mirroring the calm, cool, and collected ride up with the pure mayhem,
chaos, and Green Goblin spinebuster on the way down.
“Ohhhh yeah spidey, I’m about to Gwen Stacy youuuuuuu!!”
It's a fun scene. What else do you want? **Scratch** Acccctttctually
the Night at the Roxbury head bop could have been a nice touch here.
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XXX Now Happy’s Very Good lawyer was a scene that was rumored to be a deleted scene,
however it didn’t make the blu-ray extra features. Those greedy Sony exec’s depriving me of Happy,
how dare they! Well it’s include here, so how generous of them.
Earlier in the film when Matt Murdock is meeting with Peter, Aunt May, and Happy,
he tells Happy he’s going to have to lawyer up, because damage control isn’t coming for
30 percent of his Stark tech, but they are coming for everything…. Okay, that didn’t actually
happen, but he did say he’s gonna need a lawyer because the feds still have questions for him.
This scene then sees Matt Murdock and Happy in a conference room talking with Damage control
agent Cleary and a handful of other agents and lawyers. At this time, Happy’s phone vibrates
with a notification from his security camera to his apartment. This is the same black and
white security footage that shows the villains, Peter, and Aunt May sneaking into his apartment.
Happy obviously reacts in a panicky manner, with Matt leaning over and telling him
to “stop sweating”. Happy still with a frantic look responds “How do you do that?” Not much
added aside from a cute joke, but also somewhat meta to see Matt Murdock and Foggy practicing
law together. Because, like you know Happy was played by John Faveru, and he also played Foggy
in the 2003 Daredevil movie, but Matt Murdock was a different person, he was played by….. You
know what, never mind. It’s Matt Murdock being Matt Murdock and Happy being anxiously Happy.
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XXX There were rumors of extended scenes amongst the three spidermen, when they are waiting for the
villains to approach the statue of liberty, however it seems like it was only an added
couple of lines here or there between them. At first it touches on some emotional beats,
with them bringing up second chances, which in Andrew’s case ties back to his inability
to save Gwen in the Amazing Spiderman 2, but also is a cool almost foreshadowing
of his redemption by saving MJ later on in the Statue of Liberty fight.
And maybe I’m looking too deep into this conversion, but it almost feels like it's a
self aware line from Andrew himself, about how he never got to finish his Amazing Spiderman trilogy.
As you know Sony pulled the plug on that one, and went a different direction with rebooting
the character, and adding him into the MCU. This was Andrew’s almost second chance at
putting the suit on once again, and who knows, with the positive reception of his portrayal,
he might actually get to finish that trilogy… But uhhh, Gwen umm already had her rice crispies.
Snap, crackled, and popped, so she ain't coming back, Sorry buddy.
Anyway the rest of the conversation is just funny banter between them about
how they don’t understand Tobey McGuire’s self producing web fluid, how often he has a clean
release, which has got to be a euphemism for shooting ropes, and after all of this,
Andrew’s Spiderman says he would like to see his holes.
Haha yeeeaahhh things get a little weird and sticky in this version.
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And lastly there is actual proper post credits scene, Marvel fans rejoice because the Multiverse
of Madness trailer is out and a final send off from Betty the Baddie is in. The scene
first focuses on a television in the hallway between classes, talking about graduation photos,
a really cheesy PSA about school lunch room safety, but then a closing segment from Betty.
So this is modeled after a high school graduation-esque, final
Breakfast club wrap up with Betty saying we’ve had all of these memories together,
almost died a couple of times, I mean who hasn't, but who can forget the experiences,
fun, and events we all had together. While she’s narrating this, it’s showing clips
and photos from the events of Homecoming and Far From Home, like the Decathlon and the Europe trip.
However the one thing missing from every single one of these clips and photos is Peter. It’s not
that he is Marty Mcfly’d Back to the future erased from the photos, but rather he is
either cropped out, or a funny one is a bird is flying by covering his face in the photo.
Essentially he got Mike Wazoski’d here, but it's sort of an emotional look back at all
of the events HE experienced, while the world and no one else remembers. This also does a
wonderful job of essentially illustrating how Dr. Strange’s spell actually worked. Everyone
still has all of their memories of this time, however without any inkling of Peter.
I’m surprised this wasn’t included in the theatrical version, solely to better explain
Peter’s status at the end of No Way Home. Plus it shows that this is the end of the run for some
characters. They’ve graduated, they're all going to move on, some will do big things, while others
will be hired to host a youtube channel… you never know what tomorrow will bring is what I’m saying
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Anyway, that’s all of the “More Pun Stuff” scenes that were added into this new version of No Way
Home, aside from some random added lines of dialogue or a one off joke here or there,
this is pretty much the same version of No Way Home. They should have called this Spider-Man No
Way Home “The More money because the Morbius Morbin’ Time rerelease didn't work” version.
Idk, I’m thinking of director’s cuts, and other versions of films, like
the Once Upon A Deadpool Christmas PG13 rerelease,
there were at least more than a couple added scenes and jokes in there, so this feels like
a real bummer for anyone expecting it packed full of deleted scenes and Blu-ray extras.
Anyway I hope you enjoyed this video. Obviously I’d love to hear your thoughts
on whether or not this “More Fun Stuff” version of your favorite Spider-Man movie
was worth the ticket price, and if some of the scenes should have made the final cut of the film.
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